Also, what PPC company would you recommend that really knows our industry?

It's a give and take industry.

Some of the most common asset classes in this space are apartment buildings, single family rentals, short term rentals, industrial, retail, office, self-storage, and mobile homes.

And I don’t think that anyone in this industry who is at a 50-50 split with their broker, or has an endless amount that they would pay into their brokerage every year, year after year, has a particularly good earning arrangement.Last year I started considering starting up my own brokerage, like you’re doing now, and at the same time I investigated cloud based brokerages as I saw they had many advantages over traditional real estate brokerages, and that being a reduced overhead.

I’ve done this for self storage facilities, and multi tenant industrial park.

Have the ability to execute (this is needed for #2)It takes a good bit of time in this industry to gain any/all of those things.

Hi, Im new to this Industry and was lucky enough to have successful coworkers around me that have helped me learn the steps to owning my own investment property.

a lot of local events draw to newbies because that's where they can get knowledge, it may be misguided but some industry pros just keep busy and don't network in person like they should.

@Cathy SeraphinWholesale real estate presents itself as an excellent opportunity for beginners to enter the real estate investing arena, as it can require little to no capital and is a great way to learn the ropes of the real estate industry.

In a way, it's a throw-back to the flipping craze which surrounded the crash of '07 / '08, especially previously unregulated short-sale flips where unscrupulous types were taking huge profits without ever taking title.Unbridled greed leads to new regulations and industry protections.